Server Market in Asia/Pacific in 2013: stakes and opportunities.

As you can imagine, when it comes to Server, Connectikpeople.co always recommends enterprises and organizations to focus on agile and flexible IT infrastructure that is much more responsive, adaptive and predictive to the dynamic needs.

As, a unique objective reference for modern organizations and professionals, when it comes to Tools, Supports and Solutions for drawing value in their daily activities, Connectikpeople.co has captured for you a recent IDC that underscores figures and facts of the server market in APEJ during the year 2013.

If progressively it appears that, server market in APEJ continued to outperform other regional markets on a worldwide basis, Connectikpeople.co recalls that, global economic malaise, lack of aggressive economic reforms in emerging economies, and political in certain countries remains a threat for server spending.

Regarding the figures and facts from IDC, Connectikpeople.co observes that, Server revenues in Asia/Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) region grew 1.3% to total US$9,985 million in 2013. Tencent, Baidu and Alibaba drove this market.

The same report underlines that, ‘’strong adoption of server virtualization and cloud technologies in the enterprise segment, rapidly increasing appeal of public cloud providers for specific workloads, and growing interest in Integrated Systems were some of the key technology disruptions that impacted the server spending growth in
2013," .

Server spending plunged more than 21% in Australia and New Zealand in 2013, top three vendors: HP, IBM and Dell in APEJ has steadily declined from an all time high of 82.4% in 2010 to 70.7% in 2013.  Inspur has evinced Oracle to take the number 4 spot in revenue market share rankings in 2013, while Huawei’s encouraging growth inters into the list of top 5 vendor rankings in APEJ. Taiwanese ODMs (Original Direct Manufacturers) accounted for a little more than 2% share of the total server market in revenue terms in 2013.